A.
Lack of entertainment
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B.
Risk of hypothermia, carbon monoxide poisoning (from improper heating), and food spoilage
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C.
Inability to use electronic devices
✓
D.
Reduced access to luxury goods
✓
B.
Respiratory illnesses due to particulate matter and chemical emissions
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D.
Lack of green spaces
✓
A.
Administer more opioid for pain
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B.
Assess respiratory status, administer naloxone if indicated, and notify the physician of opioid overdose symptoms
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C.
Tell the patient to sleep it off
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D.
Encourage the patient to walk around
✓
A.
Self-palpation of the abdomen
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B.
Fecal occult blood test (FOBT) or colonoscopy
✓
C.
Blood pressure measurement
✓
A.
Discontinuation of insulin
✓
B.
Adjustment of insulin dosage or type, and assessment of injection technique
✓
C.
Switching to oral medications
✓
D.
Reduction of insulin dose
✓
A.
Consuming sugary drinks frequently
✓
B.
Brushing teeth twice daily with fluoride toothpaste and limiting sugary snacks/drinks
✓
C.
Avoiding dental visits
✓
D.
Sharing toothbrushes
✓
A.
Interview them about the details of the assault immediately
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B.
Provide a safe, confidential environment, assess for injuries, and offer emotional support and resources
✓
C.
Tell them to forget about it
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D.
Encourage them to seek revenge
✓
A.
Participant satisfaction
✓
B.
Changes in BMI, waist circumference, and self-reported physical activity/dietary habits
✓
A.
It's okay to skip doses when feeling well
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B.
The inhaled corticosteroid is a preventative medication to reduce inflammation and should be taken daily, even without symptoms
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C.
Use the rescue inhaler instead
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D.
Increase the dose of the inhaled corticosteroid
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